Lawyers, Guns, and Money
Al Plastino, legal matters, the end of PictureBox publishing, and much more.
Al Plastino, legal matters, the end of PictureBox publishing, and much more.
Al Plastino is inspired by Bill Everett and squares off against Jack Binder and Mort Weisinger in these excerpts from an unpublished biography by Ed Zeno.
A life in comics.
Get hip!
The American Born Chinese author talks about his newest book (Boxers & Saints), recreating history, and the role of faith in creative life.
Journeying to exotic lands to bring you the best in meaningful distraction!
A conversation with the author of A Game for Swallows.
Dan Nadel on the Art Spiegelman show, and links on Siegel & Shuster, Billy Ireland, a comics survey, and one million interviews.
Five thoughts on the exhibition.
“The Simon Hanselmann Diaries” plus Frank’s tour swag.
Ken Parille digs through 60 years of comics and says things about words. He explores a diverse creative cast, from Bill Griffith, Gabrielle Bell, and Julia Gfrörer to Jerry Siegel, John Byrne, and Grant Morrison — with a brief appearance by Otto Binder.
This year has seen no shortage of comics-related events and exhibitions, but the occasion most likely to have a long term impact is the opening of the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum at Ohio State University.
Oh my god, Ryan Holmberg did a column yesterday? IT’S COATTAIL-RIDING TIME, SNOW DAY, WOOOOOO!!!!!
Upon publishing the interview with Leaping Windows Comics Café, I was informed by an elder Indian that rental bookstores – locally called “circulating libraries” – are not uncommon in Mumbai. There used to be more, I was told, but there are still some out in the suburbs, though they deal mainly in books in Hindi… Read more »
The novelist, webcomics pioneer, and founder of Modern Tales has passed away at the age of 48.